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Author: Jorn, Asger and Jacqueline De Jong
Title: The Case of the Ascetic Satyr: Snapshots from Eternity
Place Published: New York
Publisher:JDJ/D.A.P
Date Published: 2015
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Portfolio includes one folder of loose woodcut engravings and facsimiles of correspondence, fragments, and handwritten notes for the text. Also included is a 30 pp.explanatory text volume by Kevin Repp., housed together in original slipcase with illustrated cover label. One of 100 hors commerce copies.
Signed by Jacqueline de Jong at the limitation, as issued.
In 1962, while living in Paris, Dutch painter, sculptor and editor of The Situationist Times Jacqueline de Jong completed a set of 11 woodcut engravings. Danish painter and writer Asger Jorn decided to publish them, along with text, as an "erotic novel." Over the course of the next decade they jotted down playful, sometimes sexually explicit notes to each other on exhibition flyers, cocktail napkins, even an unused sheet from Memoires, Jorn’s famous collaborative artist’s book with Guy Debord. In the end, the book project outlasted the relationship between the two artists, and so was never published. This artist's book collects the woodcuts, as well as their correspondence and notes in facsimile.
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